Glenroy Physiotherapy
Also serving Oak Park, Strathmore, Broadmeadows and northern suburbs
Glenroy Physiotherapy Centre has been established since 1996. The practice has served our community, local sports clubs and nursing homes in the most professional manner. Working closely with the local doctors it has offered the most up to date and best practice physiotherapy to all our clients.
Our guarantee is that the client will receive one to one contact with their chosen physiotherapist who will accurately assess and diagnose, then formulate a treatment plan to restore optimum health.
Come in and see us in Glenroy to see how our physiotherapy treatments can help make your life healthier.
New patients
On the first visit, all clients are be required to fill in a registration form and sign an informed consent form. Following the initial assessment a treatment plan and a clinical working diagnoses will be outlined to you.
During the second visit, clients are re-assessed and treatment will be modified specific for your condition and irritability.
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Physiotherapy terminology
Here is a glossary of commonly used terms in physiotherapy to give you a better understanding of what they mean and how they may relate to you. Read more →
Joint injuries
Joint injuries are among the most common problems experienced by physiotherapy patients. These injuries may result from trauma such as injury or from wear and tear to the joint as in the case of arthritis. Read more →
Fractured clavicle
Fracture of the clavicle is one of the most common fractures seen in sport and is either caused by a fall where the person lands on the side or point of the shoulder or by a direct blow to the clavicle with another player or piece of sporting... Read more →
Wrestling injuries
The largest percentage of wrestling injuries occurs during take down, with sparring being the second most common cause of injuries. Read more →
Joint mobilisation
Joint mobilisation is a âhands onâ physiotherapy technique commonly used in a clinical setting to improve the range of movement of a joint in order to lessen stiffness and pain. Read more →
Rotator cuff injury â treatment options
When the rotator cuff muscles become injured, certain everyday functions such as raising your arm above your head become difficult or impossible. Read more →
Prescribed exercises; stick to the plan
Upon being discharged from physiotherapy treatment, your physiotherapist will very likely give you a home exercise program of exercises to follow. Read more →
Exercise with Arthritis
Exercises for arthritis centre around gentle stretching movements, such as are done in Yoga, tai chi and Pilates. Read more →
Scar tissue and muscle adhesions
Swimming, bowling and computer use are some activities that eventually lead to muscle adhesions as a result of overuse. Read more →
Exercising in a busy schedule
Recognising that you need to exercise and finding the time in your hectic schedule to do it, however, are two different things. Read more →
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